The Narrator is my dad, John Quimby. This was one of my favourite Seascope episodes as a kid and I can proudly say I am now a Marine Biologist, largely as a result of my dad's unwavering support, this series of short videos and the Ocean Futures Society as well as Santa Barbara Channel Keepers.
I had the privilege of meeting Jean-Michel Cousteau shortly before the film was released. I was in the Dept of Biology at WVU and as the only on in the department who had sailing experience and that had been to the Cayman's and Cayman Brac, our department chair thought it was best to send me to represent WVU biology, it was an honor. I got to sit at Mr. Cousteau's table and talk to him in addition to his speech. It was one of the most memorable experiences in my college career. I remember, when I told him one of my first real diving experiences was at Little Cayman, he replied, "ah, so you started at the top eh?" :) Sadly, his dad died shortly after the film.
"Not too many people get to ride a sinking ship to the bottom of the sea" Actually, quite a few people have made the trip, but Jean-Michel actually made the return trip.
Name: 356 (later renamed the Captain Keith Tibbetts before sinking). Also known as SKR-471. Country: Soviet-built for the Cuban Navy. Built: 1982 Delivered: 1984 Sunk: 1996 Depth: 90 feet as sunk, but a storm broke her apart in 2004, so it may be different now. Hope this helps!
@@dennisammann9104 No problem. I looked up “Russian destroyer 356” and found that much out from Wikipedia. Apparently she was what NATO referred to as a Koni II-class: only a few are still in service.
Has to be accessible for recreational divers to serve its purpose. I'm sure they sited the sinking location well to prevent it from being moved by storms or wave action. Given the clear water it's hard to judge depth but it appears it's at least 50ft down, maybe more.
Lmao, the Narrator is my dad. This copy (as far as I understand) was used as a promo for Europe where of course it would be dubbed by a different Narrator in the appropriate language/accent. I'm not sure if Seascope ever aired in the US but I could be wrong. In any case, to my dad, everything is fun and funny. It's just how he do, and of course this is geared towards kids so fun and funny is the name of the attention span game.
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The Narrator is my dad, John Quimby. This was one of my favourite Seascope episodes as a kid and I can proudly say I am now a Marine Biologist, largely as a result of my dad's unwavering support, this series of short videos and the Ocean Futures Society as well as Santa Barbara Channel Keepers.
That is awesome!
Awesome, his voice work is perfect for this.
Do you know what destroyer this was? I want to see how and where her career went.
I had the privilege of meeting Jean-Michel Cousteau shortly before the film was released. I was in the Dept of Biology at WVU and as the only on in the department who had sailing experience and that had been to the Cayman's and Cayman Brac, our department chair thought it was best to send me to represent WVU biology, it was an honor. I got to sit at Mr. Cousteau's table and talk to him in addition to his speech. It was one of the most memorable experiences in my college career. I remember, when I told him one of my first real diving experiences was at Little Cayman, he replied, "ah, so you started at the top eh?" :) Sadly, his dad died shortly after the film.
It breaks my heart to know that In just a few months this will happen to the states.
"Not too many people get to ride a sinking ship to the bottom of the sea"
Actually, quite a few people have made the trip, but Jean-Michel actually made the return trip.
🤓dis u
That is so close to the beach you could snorkel over that one
How good is that 👍👍
3:22 “the captain will sink with its ship” ahahha well done!
Thanks for providing the ship's information in your reply. Outstanding documentary! 😀🐟🐠🐡🦈️
Name: 356 (later renamed the Captain Keith Tibbetts before sinking). Also known as SKR-471.
Country: Soviet-built for the Cuban Navy.
Built: 1982
Delivered: 1984
Sunk: 1996
Depth: 90 feet as sunk, but a storm broke her apart in 2004, so it may be different now.
Hope this helps!
@@TheEmeraldMenOfficial I gave you a Thumbs Up 👍 and revised my comment! Thanks, you're the best. 😁⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@dennisammann9104 No problem. I looked up “Russian destroyer 356” and found that much out from Wikipedia.
Apparently she was what NATO referred to as a Koni II-class: only a few are still in service.
provides enrichment to the fish.
RIP to everyone that died in this incident
It was sunk on purpose, so no one actually died
@@defeatedink0544 lol yeah I know the stupid joke went right over your head
@@defeatedink0544 not trying to be mean lol it just funny
@@defeatedink0544 well no fucking shit
@@defeatedink0544r/whoooosh
“To put it simply…”
“I shall destroy no more.”
Where is this shipwreck located?
Take off anything worth anything and scuttle the ship.
Yeah
Wish they would show a ship sinking from underneath the water line
What’s so Spooky about shipwrecks ?
Como gostam de poluição invés de reciclar.
They always look they’re sunk far too close to the shore.
Too closed to the coast. It's crazy.
Has to be accessible for recreational divers to serve its purpose. I'm sure they sited the sinking location well to prevent it from being moved by storms or wave action. Given the clear water it's hard to judge depth but it appears it's at least 50ft down, maybe more.
3:00
This is a cause of Sea Rise!
Nope
what
Said someone who doesn’t understand how large the ocean is.
I find this anthropomorphization of ships an exceedingly odd practice.
Is it OK to hate that narrator guy?? Gee, isn't everything fun and funny???
Yes it is.
His voice grates on me so I muted it
Lmao, the Narrator is my dad. This copy (as far as I understand) was used as a promo for Europe where of course it would be dubbed by a different Narrator in the appropriate language/accent. I'm not sure if Seascope ever aired in the US but I could be wrong. In any case, to my dad, everything is fun and funny. It's just how he do, and of course this is geared towards kids so fun and funny is the name of the attention span game.